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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
9
Chicken Timbales recipe uses butter flour salt paprika canned chicken soup evaporated milk onion Worcestershire sauce cooked chicken bread crumbs Brazil nuts and azparagus tips. Bake in timbale molds in water bath 25 to 80 minutes until firm. Coconut flavored chicken simmers chicken with wine parsley and coconut soaked in evaporated milk then served with rice.
Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and daughter traveled to Higginsville Missouri Sunday to assist in dedicating the parsonage. Numerous visitors from Sioux City Kansas City and Lawrence joined events at various homes. Community gatherings included Sunday school practice for Children’s Day and a OwL club meeting with Bridge prizes. Funeral of Mrs Anna Mosser in Lawrence noted with sympathy extended to family. Birth announced for John Frederick son of Mr and Mrs Fred Zoellner.
Mrs. Mary Fellabaum and Mrs. Eula Troupé of Kansas City were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Henry Geib. Billy Stephenson returned home after a week in Basehor with the Hein family. Miss Elsie Ericson of Kansas City was a weekend guest of Miss Helen Schillings. Miss Tekla Laming of Topeka spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Laming.
Second grade teachers Miss Fowler and Miss Izola Farrell listed among school staff. Miss Irene Verhage and music instructor Mrs Evile Theilman noted. Miss Bessie Cory of Leavenworth visits Mr and Mrs Homer Peters. Pete Starnes of Leavenworth with Mr and Mrs R D Mills. Miss Doris Wade and George Lawrence of Wellington attended the funeral of their cousin Homer Hugo Peters. Friends of Mrs J R Farireceived word of the death of her mother Mrs Case of Mountain View Arkansas. the Fair family once lived here and hosted her visits.
Yarnold Stull Royal Neighbors gathered for their monthly business session at Mrs George Houk’s home with members present including Mrs William Ewing Mrs Elmer Sawyer Mrs Roy Harrell Mrs Jake Sidinger Mrs Charlie Houk and others. A reading by Mrs Roy Harrell captivated the group during social hour. Next gathering slated at Mrs Les Demeritt’s home and a luncheon expense noted.
Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Robert Melton attended Sunday dinner at Charles Roller home. Goilaren’s day at Worden was held last Sun. Next Sunday June 21 a all day meeting will be held at Stull Evangelical church for a reunion honoring the church dedication. Basket dinner at noon. Rev P G Nuffer to speak. Sunday school 9 30. Local visits include Dravis Buchheim Shaw Topeka visitors.
Stull residents Mrs. Fred Hartman Mrs. O A Bidinger and Mrs. W J Huscher called on Mrs J Kraft Monday. W M S held its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon in the church basement with 15 members present. The president led the business session. The meeting opened with song prayer and scripture. Mrs August Kamp Schroeder group two chair led the lesson assisted by several members. Mrs Henry Bahnmaier gave devotionals and Mrs W C Walkable handled the prayer calendar. Miss Ruth Baker of Lawrence spent last Sunday with the A E Deister home.
Sunday services and a basket dinner drew many parishioners. Mr and Mrs George Summers and Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson joined Mr and Mrs Frank Johsons and family for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Roy Merchant and family visited Loren Williams and family. Mrs Lennard Whitted, Mrs Georgia Greer, Mrs Carrie Williams, Mrs Ada Williams and Ray completed the group.
In Manhattan on Sunday Mond Williams attended a Rebecca meeting. Paul Ulrich of Leavenworth spent the weekend with home folks. Pleasant Grove and Hopewell played baseball on the Hopewell diamond with Hopewell winning 10 to 85. Attendees from the neighborhood at the Churchbough reunion included Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Churchbaugh and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Churchbaugh. The event honored Samuel Churchbaugh of California who will return home Monday. The reunion was held at Ezra Churchbaugh’s.
Dorothy Gleason visited Mr and Mrs Walter Neider in Lawrence for ten days. Loren Williams Charles Gleason and Herschel Ulrich attended the Farmers Union meeting at Pleasant Valley on Saturday. Helen Heaston plans a Monday departure to Minneapolis for the summer. Rutherford guests at Frank Gleason home. Ada Williams visited. Harvest activity continues with rain hoped for crops. Community Songsters met at Pleasant Grove last Wednesday and plan another gathering this Wednesday.
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